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What if we told you that the secret to peaceful roads already exists in India? A recent video from Meghalaya has won hearts across the internet, showcasing the impeccable road discipline of drivers who follow lane rules—even during busy traffic hours The video, which has garnered widespread attention, highlights how smooth traffic flow can be achieved when everyone respects the lanes, avoids overtaking, and practises patience This disciplined approach isn’t limited to Meghalaya States like Mizoram, and Assam also boast a strong culture of road etiquette, with minimal honking and virtually no road rage In fact, Aizawl in Mizoram has earned the title of the ‘Silent City’ for its calm roads, where honking is nearly non-existent, hand signals replace traffic lights, and lane discipline is strictly followed Drivers communicate with courteous gestures, creating a peaceful and orderly driving experience—something many cities across India could learn from Can we make this a nationwide reality? If we all followed the example set by our neighbours in the Northeast, could we see a drastic reduction in traffic jams, accidents, and road rage? Credits : Xplore_Nagaland on X #TrafficDiscipline #NortheastIndia #RoadEtiquette #IndianRoads #RespectOnTheRoad #SilentCity #Aizawl [Meghalaya road discipline, Northeast India traffic, Aizawl, Silent City of India, Indian roads]

2025 TUMKAU NI Aizawl (Aerial view)